The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1887-11-11
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NEBRAsKA.
The churches Of Fremont are preparing to
have q eeries Of union meetings. It is the in
tention to engage q REVEALS. and commence
. eiege u son the works Of satan.
Gus Bcrdineau. Of syraeuee, was brought
to Nebraska City Wednesday violently insane.
He is well known throughout the state 40 a
driver and trainer Of fast horses.
At Clay Center the ] ~ in the case of
August Mentxe on trial for the murder Of
FredD. Herman, returned . verdict Of murder
in the second degree late Wednesday evening.
The damage done at the Beatrice mill by
the recent FIRE is about all repaired, and 1t is
expected that the mill will be running ag,io
soon. The damage was between $500 and
$1,000.
Bishop Warrington has created consider.
able disappointment in Trinity church, Oma.
ha, by refusing permission to hold q s.kir.
mess" for which preparations were being
inside.
Another horse was stolen at Louisville,
this time the loser being tue Rev. G. H. Gil
norc. Sheriff Eikenb,rry, Of Plattsmouth,
left to investigate 1t and get OF the track OF
the thief.
The following Minnesotiaus were granted
pensions last week. Sue E.. wife of Jacob p.
Shines, N%inneapolis. Or'ginal-Jcseph Pa.
hin, Nashville Center; Martin Hosh, Chaun-
lin; Casper Happ, WAGON. Increase r ,b,r
b. Anderson, rlainville; Timothy G. Simpson,
Minneapolis.
Two warrants have been issued for the ar
rest of H. G. stordock, warden of the state
penttentiary at Saltwater, for s%ubornatiop
Of perjury and for criminal libel. The war
rants were sworn out BY Fayette Marsh, who
was Ex.Warden Reeds attorney during the
prison Investigation.
N. p. Anderson, of Duluth, y laborer, while
walking in the railroad yard Saturday after.
noon, stepped from the track on which a
switch engine wns coming on to another
track and was struck by the outgoing shor-
line passenger train and severely injured.
breaking three ribs and giving HIN II number
Of head and body bruises. Thu full extent %,
the injuries will not be known for som tim.
Fire broke out at 1:15 Thursday morpi, g
In the barn Of Postmaster McKeon, of Rusi
City. The III. ze soon communicated with the
barn Of John Bier and the Rush City hotel.
A bucket brigade was formed and water was
furnished by a St. Paul and Duluth engine,
but the hotel and barns burned down, The
loss was from 8, COO to q. 5000; fully insured.
The fire was started by tramps sleeping in TIT
McKeon barn.
A. j. Graham, editor Of the Montgomery
County Independent, committed suicide b,
taking aconite. No cause is given.
Thu loss by fire at the Carver coal mine
near Dcs Moincs is estimated at about 500, GOO.
the insurance amounting to g. 1000.
farmers near canning factories in Iowa
have realized twenty dollars per acre this
year for the sweet corn they raised.
Monday, Col. B cckcnridge, the Inspector
general Of the United States army, inspe cte,
the military department of the state universi
tv NJ Iowa City.
J,hn vandesburg, who belonged to g
threshing crew near LeMars, sustained Oh
Monday . compound fracture Of one leg. Hc
fell under a wheel.
DR.. Condor, of Danbury, Woodbury. cum
~, committed suicide by shooting himself o,
Tuesday. II is stated that he feared prosecu
tiol for NAL practice.
In Plymouth c unity both the Democratic
and Republican candidates for county super.
intcndent are ladies. The present SUI, erin.
tendent is Miss Byrne, who Is a candidate for
reelection on the Democratic ticket.
James Finerty. a farmer residing abcu
eight miles south of Council Bluffs, was
severely bitten by a vicious horse on tn,
street. He was arranging the bride when tn.
horse caught him by the right hand with its
teeth and mangled the flesh SO badly tia. 1t is
thought amputation will be necessary.
Two men in a floating house of ill.fane
opposite Fort Madison were arrested las,
week. 1t is suspected these parties are con
nected with the disappearance Of John r
ewipney, who left Fort Madison q week @,
ten days ago and has not since been heard of.
All but two of the ninety-nine COUNTIES OF
the state have paid their 8 .ptembe. collection.
Ato the state treasury. The treasurer saw.
Thai this is an unusually good showing and
not only reflects credit upon the county trca..
urers. hut upon the auditor for promptly call
trg for reports aud settlement.
DAKOTA.
Eapid City's broom factory turns out tire.
dozen brooms per day.
A ellie Of rcck on tie sixty.foot level o.
the Iron Hill nine brought down ore OF Nh.
estimated value of 100000 The assayers mr.
said to give y return OF *l3O,OOD per ton. a,.
1t fs believed that a large bady exists whtcl.
will reach that value.
Acnnvention Of Dakota colleges will as
eemble at Broektngs November 5th, to organ.
fxe an oratortcal association for Dakota
Yankton college ts somewhat stirred up oy.,
the selection OF delegates, there being several
ssuirants among the students.
Last we' L while Martin O'Connell was OF.
Grating his steam thresher on the farm of R
L. Booker, q few miles south Il Brookinys.
sparks from the eng,ue set fire to the graf,
and burned about 800 bushels of wheat r..
longing to Mr.. Booker. and the machine.
1t is said that Casselton girls arc osrt,c,.
aar y stuck on the golien rod which grows br
the waystde, and 1t is learned to a certpipty
that Casselton boys love and imbibe freely in
forty rod, and are laid out b, the waystde.
TIE Police g z:tte illustrated the m .r-iape
OF Carlfn, the ~hite man, to the Iuuiau heir